The USS Illinois (BB-65) was planned as an Iowa-class battleship during World War II, embodying the Navy’s reliance on heavily armored “battlewagons.” -Ordered in 1940 and partially built, the ...

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DEI purge disrespects military womenI can’t let this one go. The new regime in D.C. has made a priority of scouring ...

He studied at the University of Richmond before the United States entered World War II, already gaining leadership experience as class president ... including PT-22s at Midway and in Alaska's ...

Both carriers are Essex class carriers built near the end of World War II. Both were later modernized to accommodate jets. The last carrier shown just as the film is ending with 41 on the deck; is the ...

Michael Fassbender (“X-Men: First Class”) stars in this Showtime series ... fighter who meet on a mission to Morocco during World War II. Once the mission is over and they return to the ...

None of the Iowa-class battleships will ever return to service, the latest U.S. Navy vessel named after the state was ...

Maroa-Forsyth Middle School student Andrea Rebong won a national tie coloring contest held by Southwest Airlines. Pilots will ...

U.S. Yorktown Class Arguably the most successful class of warship ever built, and certainly one of the most decorated, the Yorktowns were the model for all future U.S. carrier designs ... in time for ...

The advanced weapons elevators were previously an issue on the first-in-class USS Gerald R. Ford. Navy officials suggested in written testimony to Congress that they could affect the new USS John F.